HTB network

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The HTB network consists of churches planted by Holy Trinity Brompton (HTB) or by HTB plants themselves. As such, it is a network of Anglican churches within the Church of England and the Church in Wales that are linked back to HTB. [1] [2]

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The network now comprises more than 30 of the approximately 490 churches in the Diocese of London, and 66 churches nationwide across 17 dioceses. In recent years the Church Commissioners have released tens of millions of pounds of funding to help HTB plants revitalise strategic churches. [3]

List of church plants

This list is mostly drawn from the HTB website. [4] Numbers refer to the maps below.

#ChurchYear of plantDiocesePlanted fromPlant leadersURLReference(s)
1Holy Trinity, Brompton (HTB)N/A London N/AN/A
2Church of St Barnabas, Kensington (STBK)1985LondonHTB John Irvine [5]
3St Mark's Church, Battersea Rise (City Rise)1987 Southwark HTBPaul Perkin [6]
4 St Paul's, Onslow Square
(HTB Onslow Square)		1991LondonHTBNicky Lee [7]
5Oak Tree Anglican Fellowship1993LondonSTBKTim Sudworth [8]
6 Ascension Church, Balham 1994SouthwarkSMBRAndrew White [9]
7 St Stephen's Church, Westbourne Park 1994LondonHTBTom Gillum [10]
8Christ Church, Fulham (CCF)1997LondonHTB Onslow SquareStuart Lees
9 St Paul's Church, Hammersmith (SPH)2000LondonHTBSimon Downham [6]
10 Church of St George the Martyr, Holborn 2002LondonHTBJohn Valentine [6] [11]
11St Mark's Church, Tollington Park2005LondonHTB Sandy Millar [6]
12St Saviour's, Hanley Roadpost-2005LondonSt Mark's Tollington Park [12]
13Emmanuel, Hollowaypost-2005LondonSt Mark's Tollington Park [12]
14 St Paul's Church, Shadwell (SPS)2005LondonHTB Ric Thorpe and Jez Barnes [13]
15Holy Trinity Church, Swiss Cottage (The Lighthouse)2006LondonHTBAndy Keighley and Graham Singh [14]
16 Hope Church Islington
Formerly St Mary Magdalene and St David's, Islington		2006LondonSt George HolbornPaul Zaphiriou [15]
17St Peter's Church, Battersea (SPB)2007SouthwarkSMBRPatrick Malone [16]
18 St Peter's Church, Brighton 2009 Chichester HTBArchie Coates [6]
19St Alban's Church, Fulham2010LondonHTB and SPHMatt Hogg [6]
20 St John's, Hoxton 2010LondonHope Church IslingtonGraham Hunter [6]
21 Church of All Hallows, Bow 2010LondonSPS Cris Rogers [6]
22St Paul's Church, Brixton2010SouthwarkAscension BalhamBen Goodyear [6]
23 St Peter's Church, Bethnal Green 2010LondonSPSAdam Atkinson [6]
24St Francis Community Church, Dalgarno Way2010LondonHTBAzariah France-Williams Archived 16 December 2017 at the Wayback Machine [17]
25 St John's Hampton Wick 2010LondonHTBGraham Singh and Jerry Field [6]
26 St Augustine's, Queen's Gate
(HTB Queen's Gate)		2010LondonHTBPaul Cowley [7]
27 St Luke's Church, Kentish Town (SLKT)2011LondonHTBJon March [18]
28St Paul's Church, Hounslow West2012LondonHTBLibby Etherington [19]
29Holy Trinity Church, Clapham2012SouthwarkHTBJago Wynne [6]
30 St Sepulchre-without-Newgate 2013LondonHTB and St George HolbornDavid Ingall [20] [21]
31St Luke's Church, Millwall2013LondonSPSEd Dix [6]
32St Thomas's Church, Norwich (STN) [lower-alpha 1] 2013 Norwich HTBIan Dyble [6]
33St Cuthman's Church, Whitehawk2013ChichesterSt Peter's BrightonSteve Tennant [22]
34 Church of St Dionis, Parsons Green 2014LondonHTBPat Allerton [23]
35St Swithun's Church, Bournemouth [lower-alpha 2] 2014 Winchester HTBTim Matthews [24]
36 Holy Trinity Church, Hastings 2014ChichesterSt Peter's BrightonSimon and Sarah Larkin [6]
37 St Swithin's Church, Lincoln 2014 Lincoln HTBJim and Vicky Prestwood [25]
38Christ Church, Spitalfields2014LondonSPS [26]
39St Luke's Church, Gas Street2015 Birmingham HTB Tim Hughes [27]
40St Alban's Church, Norwich [lower-alpha 1] 2015NorwichSTN [28]
41St Barnabas' Church, Heigham [lower-alpha 1] c. 2015NorwichSTN [29]
42St George's Church, Gateshead2016 Durham HTBRich Grant [30]
43Harbour Church, Portsmouth [lower-alpha 3] 2016 Portsmouth St Peter's BrightonAlex Wood [31]
44 St Matthias' Church, Canning Town 2016 Chelmsford All Hallows BowBen Atkins [32]
45Church of St Matthias, Plymouth2016 Exeter HTBOlly and Ali Ryder [33]
46Trinity Church, Nottingham2016 Southwell and Nottingham HTBJonny and Amy Hughes [34]
61 St John-at-Hackney [lower-alpha 4] 2016LondonHTBAl and Olivia Gordon [35]
47St Clement's Church, Boscombe [lower-alpha 2] 2017WinchesterSt Swithun's BournemouthTim Matthews [36]
48St Mark's Church, Coventry2017 Coventry HTBPhil Atkinson [37]
49 St Werburgh's Church, Derby 2017 Derby HTBPhil and Anna Mann [6]
50St Matthias' Church, Fiveways2017ChichesterSt Peter's BrightonTom and Katy Holbird [38]
51 St John the Baptist's Church, Crawley 2017ChichesterSt Peter's BrightonSteve and Liz Burston [38]
52St Peter's Church, West Molesey2017 Guildford St John's Hampton WickAlex Munro [39]
53 St Nicholas' Church, Bristol 2018 Bristol HTBToby and Gill Flint [12]
54 St Mary's Church, Southampton 2018WinchesterHTB and SLKTJon and Hannah Finch [12]
55Pattern Church, Swindon2018BristolHTBJoel Sales [12]
56St Chad's Church, Whitleigh2018ExeterSt Matthias PlymouthRob Fowler [3]
57Christ Church, Feltham2018LondonSt Stephen's TwickenhamAndy Watkins [3]
58 St Margaret's, Aspley 2018Southwell and NottinghamHTBRich Atkinson [3]
59St George's, Portsea [lower-alpha 3] 2018PortsmouthHarbour Church Portsmouth [40]
60St Alban's, Copnor [lower-alpha 3] 2018PortsmouthHarbour Church Portsmouth [40]
62St Luke at Hackney [lower-alpha 4] 2018LondonSt John-at-Hackney [35]
63St Matthew's Church, Exeter2019ExeterHTBEd and Jess Hodges [12]
64 St John's Minster, Preston 2019 Blackburn HTBSam and Hannah Haigh [12]
65St Mary's, Andover2019WinchesterHTBChris and Nai Bradish [41]
66 St Peter's, Vauxhall 2019SouthwarkHoly Trinity ClaphamEmma and Michael John [42]
67Hope Street Church, Wrexham2020St Asaph (Wales)HTBRachel and Andy Kitchen
68St Barnabas Penny Lane, Liverpool2020LiverpoolHTBAlex and Laura Rayment
69St Francis, Mackworth2020DerbySt Werburgh's DerbyAndy and Rachel Bond
70 St Leonard's, Shoreditch 2020LondonHackney ChurchAl Gordon, Naomi Maxwell and Toby Thomas
71St Wilfrid, Bognor Regis2020ChichesterSt Peter's BrightonJoel and Lella Mennie
72Citizen Church, Cardiff2021Llandaff (Wales)Harbour Church PortsmouthRyan and Ellie Forey
73Nelson Street Church, Rochdale2021ManchesterHTBJanie and James Cronin
74St Wins, Totton2021WinchesterSaint Mary's SouthamptonAli and Steve Hill
75River Church Ipswich2021St Edmundsbury and IpswichHTB and St Augustine's IpswichMatt and Amy Key [43]
76The Well, Swindon2021BristolPattern Church, SwindonPaul Freeland
77Bay Church, Torbay2022 Exeter Church of St Matthias, Plymouth and Harbour Church PortsmouthMatt and Fiona Bray [76]
78St Wilfrid's Wilford2022Nottingham and SouthwellTrinity Church NottinghamGeorge and Katie White
79Concord Church, Bristol2022BristolSt Nicholas' Church, BristolAndy Carter
80Fabric Church2023ManchesterHTBMark & Jo Roper and Nakita Ainsworth [44]
81St George'srefNewcastle-under-LymeHTBMartin Ball[77] https://www.stgn.org/

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Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Operates as one church in three church buildings: St Thomas's Norwich, St Barnabas' Heigham and St Alban's Grove Walk
  2. 1 2 Operates as one church in two church buildings: St Swithun's Bournemouth and St Clement's Boscombe
  3. 1 2 3 Operates as one church in three buildings: Harbour Church, St George's, Portsea and St Alban's, Copnor
  4. 1 2 Operates as one church in two buildings: St John-at-Hackney and St Luke at Hackney

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